Description
Junior Golf Putter 6 Sizes — PGM JRTUG013 | FairwayWise
The PGM JRTUG013 is a junior-specific putter available in six lengths — from 26 inches for the youngest beginners up to 33 inches for teenagers ready to transition to adult clubs. Green or Blue.
Sized by height, not age. Because a putter that fits is a putter that builds confidence, and confidence is what junior golf is all about.
Most junior putters are one-size-fits-all afterthoughts — a cut-down adult club with a cheap grip. The JRTUG013 is built from the ground up for kids. Proper junior weighting.
A grip sized for smaller hands. A head that’s forgiving without being cartoonishly oversized. If your kid is serious about golf, this putter grows with them.
Specifications at a Glance
Head TypeJunior MalletForgiving — built for developing strokesForgiving
BodyJunior-Weighted AlloyLighter than adult — scaled for junior swing speeds
GripJunior-SizedSmaller diameter — fits kids’ hands properly
ColorsGreen / Blue
Sizes6 Lengths: 26″ to 33″Matched to height: 130cm → 175cm (4’3″ → 5’9″)
Six Sizes. Not One “Junior” Length.
This is what separates the JRTUG013 from every other junior putter: six distinct lengths matched to height ranges. 26 inches for the smallest beginners (130-137cm). 33 inches for teenagers (168-175cm).
Four sizes in between. Each step adds about 1.5 inches and proportionally adjusted weight. Your kid doesn’t choke down on a club that’s too long or hunch over one that’s too short.
But here’s the thing. The junior-specific weighting is just as important as the length.
Adult putter heads are too heavy for junior swing speeds — they force kids to manipulate the stroke with their hands instead of letting the shoulders do the work. The JRTUG013’s head is lighter, which lets a junior use the same pendulum stroke mechanics that coaches teach. Good habits start with properly fitted equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How do I know which size to get?
A: Measure your junior’s height and match to the size chart: 26″ for 130-137cm, 27.5″ for 137-145cm, 29″ for 145-152cm, 30.
5″ for 152-160cm, 32″ for 160-168cm, 33″ for 168-175cm. If they’re between sizes, go up — they’ll grow into it. At address, their eyes should be over the ball with natural arm hang.
Q2: How does this compare to a cut-down adult putter?
A: A cut-down adult putter has a head that’s too heavy and a grip that’s too thick — both for junior hands. The JRTUG013 is designed lighter from the start with a properly scaled grip.
Kids develop better technique with equipment that matches their physical size. Cutting down an adult club saves money but teaches compensations that take years to unlearn.
Q3: At what age/height should they switch to an adult putter?
A: Around 5’6″ to 5’9″ (168-175cm), they’ll be at the top of the JRTUG013’s 33-inch size. At that point, they’re ready for a standard adult putter. The transition is natural — they’ve been using properly fitted clubs their whole junior career, so the switch to adult equipment is just another size up.
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